Madison Street Pier in Port Townsend, Washington

Good evening, Alicia!

What a delightful way to start my new journey through your gallery tonight.

This is a magical little place. There is so much to see and explore.

I see an old drug store and a roofing place. I can't make out the large letters on the side of the front building, but they are all so charming.

The brilliant RED sailboat really seems to steal quite a lot of attention here as well with it's bright and distinct showing.

People are all out & about enjoying the pretty day, and it's a just a completely inviting little place.

I'm sure there Must be an ice cream store somewhere near by. =)

Thank you so much for sharing this greatly pleasing photograph with us.

Wishing you a wonderful evening,

Mary Alice

Good evening right back, Mary Alice ;>. I am for once going backwards in my comments so am seeing your first comments last. You are seeing the 'honest' side of the N.B Hill Bldg, here, from the 1800's (the front and other side have been restored) and I can't make out the lettering either, but I know they used to advertise specific goods on the sides of buildings, as well sometimes as the company names.

You would love to see this picturesque little marine town, I know. It is full of historic buildings, rundown shacks, rusty old relics and generally just good ol' photo hunting stuff. And ice cream!

Many thanks for your close exploration and very fun critique. Keep this one on the list for that road trip ;D. Best of evenings to you, alicia

Oops - correction - that should be N.D. Hill Bldg. - just for the record.

A bit of a perfectionist you are! Me too! =)

You are very welcome for the visit and such, and it's so funny that you would suggest seeing this place on our adventure. I almost said something about that last night when I was here! . . . Seriously! =)

We will put it in the plan!

I can't wait.

I hope you are also having a most wonderful evening.

Peace & Love,

Mary Alice

P.S. Somehow I KNEW there was ice cream near by! =)

Bonito contraste.

Basili

¡Gracias, Basili! Alegre verle aquí en Port Townsend. Saludos, alicia